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Catholic Life
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Campus Ministry invites students to participate in celebrations of the Eucharist and other sacraments; promotes spiritual engagement and worship; encourages reflection and prayer; offers social justice and leadership opportunities; and fosters a supportive and inclusive community at Holy Trinity High School.
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Retreats
Students in every grade participate in a grade-level retreat. Freshman, sophomore and junior retreats are one-day that occur during a day of classes. Each retreat focuses on a theme and a scripture passage relevant for each grade level.
L.I.G.H.T.s
Juniors and Seniors have the opportunity to apply for a leadership and retreat team called the L.I.G.H.T.S. an acronym for Living In God Holy Together. The name also invokes the call and responsibility to be the Light of Christ to all they meet. Aside from being leaders and role models of faith in our school community, L.I.G.H.T.S also serve as the underclassmen retreat facilitators.
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
Applications/training in the spring of Junior year.
Lectors
Students read at daily and weekly mass.
Music Ministry
Singers and instrumentalists provide music for all school Masses and prayer services.
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Mission Drive
Students are charged to participate in our annual mission drives which supports the Diocesan Mission in El Cercado, Dominican Republic. Over the past few years we have worked to support their mission through their new technical and vocational school.
Food and Toy Drive
The Hunger Project is an ongoing program where students donate non-perishable food throughout the year, with a major focus on Thanksgiving. Students deliver the donated food to different Parish Outreach Centers. During the Advent Season the food drive shifts to a toy drive for a short time. Toys are collected between Thanksgiving and Christmas, and all toys are donated to schools in the metropolitan area.
Ronald McDonald House
Students volunteer at the local Ronald McDonald House preparing meals and visiting with families.
Baby Shower (Life Center of Long Island)
Students collect donations for local crisis pregnancy centers and pray for mothers in need.
Annual Catholic Faith Network Phone-a-thon
Holy Trinity students volunteer during their February break to raise funds for the Catholic Faith Network.
Volunteer Club
Students who have a heart of service are encouraged to join the Volunteer Club.
Blood Drive
Twice a year, faculty and students organize a blood drive to support the local blood bank.
Spring Fling/Senior Prom
Catholic Charities hosts their annual “Senior Prom" at Holy Trinity High School.
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Adolescence provides an opportunity to move from the faith of a child to the beginning of a freely chosen, committed faith. Students study the Catholic faith and traditions and are encouraged to live their faith in service to others and to be active members of this Catholic community. Holy Trinity requires four years of Religious Studies and explores the meaning of Catholic faith in a way that is both relevant and challenging. Courses include:
- Jesus and the Church
- Sacred Scripture
- Christian Morality
- Apologetics
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Juniors:
Thursday 9/19
Thursday 10/3
Thursday 10/10
Thursday 10/24
Freshman:Thursday 11/7
Wednesday 11/20
Thursday 12/5
Thursday 12/12
Thursday 12/19
Sophomores:Thursday 1/9/25
Thursday 1/30/25
Thursday 2/6/25
Thursday 2/13/25
Thursday 3/6/25
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NCYC (National Catholic Youth Conference)is an invitation to the young Catholic Church to encounter Christ in a groundbreaking way. In 2025, Holy Trinity will be bringing our team to Indianapolis, Indiana to participate in NCYC.
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Please send your prayer requests to mrussomanno@holytrinityhs.org. Prayer intentions are remembered at daily Mass.
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